How big around does it go? My husband is a big guy. I can't find waist and shoulder dimensions. Anyone know what the parent sizes are?
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the straps are pretty long. Amazon has great returns and refund policy too. They have the best customer service around by my dealings with them.
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I have a 36"waist and it fits great with plenty of room to adjust out or in. If I had to make a guess, I would say it would cover from 28" to 48". For the money, it is well worth the buy. The greatest thing about it is that you can wear it from the waist to the bottom of the chest and move to the front or the back. Very versitile. Hope this helps you out.
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Finding one with a large waist belt is not easy to do. You have to ask the vendor if he can provide you with one. Mine came with a medium. I have a 46" waist. The medium will do me for now as it does easily go around me, but I would definitely prefer to find a size large.
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Sorry for the delay in answering. I'm thinking a 50" or a little bigger. It's a good bag for bigger waists. I recently used it on vacation and actually wore it like one of those sling packs and it worked great that way. In fact, I would prefer to wear it that way. Around the waist is fine, but it was more comfortable as a sling pack.
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Bob...my waist is 45in and it fits fine. There is also 1 or 2 extension straps to enlarge it. Hope it helps.
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I'm pretty sure a s/m should fit a 34" waist, I bought the l/xl with a 38 inch waist and I think it would go as small as a 36 inch. But that would be pushing it,any smaller and it would not be tight enough for support. I hope I was able to help, but it's really hard to tell without actually trying the belt on.
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I'm 5'9' and 190 and it could go smaller... The straps have this cool roll up and Velcro feature that handles the extra length of strap so it's not flopping around... I don't know why others are having this " too big" problem, I have a 34 inch waist and it could go way smaller, the shoulder straps too
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It fits my husband who has a 33" waist. I think it will expand beyond that as well. I am quite petite and it will not cinch around my waist but rather falls over my hips at its tightest.
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I'm 5'5" and a size 16/18 and it fits me well. I know there is a belt extender you can get. My husband is bigger than me and he was able to wear it w/o the belt extender. Although he only tried it once and we didn't really get it on him exactly right. He wore the belt under his tummy if that makes sense. If anything you could probably get the belt extender and be fine.
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Hi,My guy is doing great with a medium at 60lb. I went ahead and got a large and its a little big but i kept and just adjusted it to his face. I have the medium as a back up even though its alittle older.
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Hey, Devyn. Sorry for the delayed response! I don't think you'll have any problems with the fit. One of the great things about this pack is how much it can be adjusted. Not only can you tighten or loosen the chest and waist straps, but you can do the same for each of the shoulder straps. I just measured the pack, itself, and it comes in right around 15" lengthwise. If you want to get an idea of how it might sit, have a friend tape a piece of legal paper to the back of your shirt(preferably without the words "kick me" written on it). The pack will be marginally bigger both horizontally and vertically, but you'll at least get an idea of how much space it will take up while wearing it which might help you make a decision. Hope this helps; let me know how it works out for you!
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I can't give you a valid answer as I'm over 60 and can't really relate to kids sizes for reference. I would guess it would be about 36 to 40, with large somewhere between 40 and 44, xlarge 44-48, xxlarge 48-52, etc.. Remember these are just my guesses. )) And I am referencing adult male size. Your mileage may vary... ))) Have a great day.
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my waist measures 36 and the XL was too Large for me so I sent it back. But have been thinking of getting Large. good luck let me know what your decide.
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My son is 5'7 156 lbs and 2 of his friends are taller and much heavier. We bought men's M/L and it fits them all fine. My son says pants are large In waist on him. If you send me an email I'll send you pictures of how it fits my son, if that will help you. . It's brooke63@gmail.com
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I have a 33" waist and I bought the medium size. It's perfect for me but for someone with a much larger waist it would be hard to use. I'd guess for a waist of maybe 40" or less the medium would be good and for bigger, the large would be good.
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I'm 5'9 150 lbs and I got a small. I have enough room to move around comfortably. It really depends on how he wants it to fit. If he wants a bigger fit, go with the medium. If he wants something a little more fitting, go with the small. You can't go wrong with either.
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I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but here's the info you probably want. Hubby is 5'8" and wears a 2XL. The easily fits over his clothing and outerwear - with plenty of room to spare. It hangs down below his knees but is high enough that he can easily walk while wearing it. The poncho is loose enough that you can easily drape it over you and your gear while sitting and not have it pull. The weight is negligible while wearing. If you are looking to carry it, I would recommend using a small compression sack as the 3D aspect can make it bulky. If not a compression sack, then still use something to keep the leaves and webbing from getting tangled or caught up in other gear. I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but here's the info you probably want. Hubby is 5'8" and wears a 2XL. The easily fits over his clothing and outerwear - with plenty of room to spare. It hangs down below his knees but is high enough that he can easily walk while wearing it. The poncho is loose enough that you can easily drape it over you and your gear while sitting and not have it pull. The weight is negligible while wearing. If you are looking to carry it, I would recommend using a small compression sack as the 3D aspect can make it bulky. If not a compression sack, then still... » Read More I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but here's the info you probably want. Hubby is 5'8" and wears a 2XL. The easily fits over his clothing and outerwear - with plenty of room to spare. It hangs down below his knees but is high enough that he can easily walk while wearing it. The poncho is loose enough that you can easily drape it over you and your gear while sitting and not have it pull. The weight is negligible while wearing. If you are looking to carry it, I would recommend using a small compression sack as the 3D aspect can make it bulky. If not a compression sack, then still use something to keep the leaves and webbing from getting tangled or caught up in other gear. « Show Less